Bill of rights
What is the fifth bill of rights amendment?
What is Due process(innocent until proven guilty) no double jeopardy or self-incrimination.
What is the sixth bill of rights amendment?
Rights of the accused. What is right to a speedy trial.
What is the seventh bill of rights amendment?
What is right to trial by jury and civil court case.
What is the eighth bill of rights amendment?
What is the punishment must fit the crime. (No cruel or unusual punishment.)
What is the ninth bill of rights amendment?
What is any right not written in the constitution that you should have.
What does rights to bear arms mean?
What is rights to form a militia and rights to keep guns.
What does freedom of speech mean?
You can express your thoughts and ideas (but you cannot threaten others.)
What does no illegal search and seizure mean?
What is police and people have to have a warrant to search your home and come onto your property.
What does "cruel or unusual punishment" mean?
No excessive fines or torture or any other punishment that is not fair.
When might a person exercise their right to petition and assembly?
When they are forming a march or protest about an issue they have with the government or a situation.
What right will protect you from telling on yourself or someone else if a crime was committed?
The 5th amendment.
What right protects you from being punished for being a certain religion?
The 1st amendment.
What right can you exercise if a police officer asks to randomly search you without probable cause?
The 4th amendment.